
oldflyingfox ( Date: 13-Sep-2013 10:00) Posted:
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Oldbird ( Date: 13-Sep-2013 08:12) Posted:
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Where is the Work in progress first rig to be built,  deliver 2Q 2015 ??? anyone has the photo ???
COSCO: shipping market recovery lags losses this year reaffirmed confidence
Source: AASTOCKS.com - News 2013-09-12 14:02:01
China COSCO chairman Ma Zehua that the company into the black this year with confidence.
He believes that the market cycle is likely to continue for some time, but the company is looking forward to next year will be better than this year, there will be some improvement, and pointed out that the shipping market recovery will lag compared to six months or longer macro.
He said that if the central launch the elimination of old boats and other policies, the industry can take advantage of some of these policies are able to adjust the structure. Urgent need to address the current industry is the market quickly recovered.
 
Hawkeye  WE had the same points of view
BDI index rose to a good day shipping stocks?
The recent global economic sentiment index continued to rise shipping since August 12 since the shipping market has been hailed as the barometer of the BDI (Baltic) all the way up yesterday, has reached 1628 points, refresh since last January has nearly 20 months, the highest for the downturn in the market has long been injected a stimulant.
Secondary market, the long silence shipping stocks recently changed the tide, the performance is very eye-catching. Data show that since September has SWS two shipping industry index has risen 15.90%. Specific look, in addition to 2 September fell 5.19%, the other six trading days average closing yang. 13 publicly traded shipping stocks, there are 10 stocks in this interval accumulated rise, which has five stocks rose more than 10%, respectively, CSCL, COSCO Shipping, China Merchants Steam Navigation, China Shipping Development and * ST ocean.
At present, the domestic economy showing signs of recovery, iron ore, coal and other resources, goods transport and gradually become active again, this time BDI rose is a harbinger of what long-term economic recovery in shipping, or just short-term rise? In addition, BDI index despite the sharp rebound, but the distance is still a far cry from 2400 breakeven point for shipping companies, BDI index rebounded What can bring much positive impact?
BDI bring shipping dawn: sail sea
BDI continued to rise, thanks to China's steel prices needed, triggered by the expanding demand for imported iron ore. Great wisdom transportation group senior editor Zhuqiong Hua said that the rise can be described as overwhelmed BDI Capesize vessels of the " solo" , it is understood that this year, the domestic steel prices continued to rise in July for the first time for many years the national steel enterprises' profitability " capacity gradually released, ore demand, and thus due to the large imports of iron ore, led capesize rise.
Publicly available data, Capesize four routes average rents have exceeded $ 25,000, compared with more than 5000 U.S. dollars in early June shot up by more than 4 times. In contrast, the other ship rose relatively small, handy-rents basically at the origin.
Ocean freight rates also led to the rise in coastal freight, while the decline in domestic coal is also a major coastal freight prices push hands. As of September 4, Bohai thermal coal price index (BSPI) has dropped to 540, a drop of 50 yuan three-month period, imports of coal has lost the price advantage, so a large number of domestic power plants buy domestic coal. The coastal coal freight rates generally go along, the low price of coal imports, import volume, the coastal market is a callback, anti then will flourish. Latest data show that coastal coal freight index closed at 931 points, up by 58 per cent, of which the mainstream routes Qinhuangdao to Shanghai, Guangzhou and coal freight rates were 41.4 yuan / ton, 46.8 yuan / ton, respectively, compared with the end of July rose 73%, 40%.
Demand is not now change: To the Yellow River ice Sechuan
BDI menacing face of rising, industry analysts are not optimistic about its medium-term trend. Shipping expert Chen Yi that because both demand and capacity are no major change, BDI index will only be a short-term rise in the shipping industry in the spring is also difficult to foresee. In fact, the " golden nine silver ten" is the domestic steel market, the traditional replenishment time, this time of year there will be a certain degree of tariff increases, although the timing of rising earlier this year, the situation is more rapid, but overall, they are just stage rise, unspeakable trend reversal, limited support for the BDI.
It is noteworthy that, the state attaches great importance to environmental protection at present, steel, electric power production capacity of enterprises will be inhibited release or both, then the demand for iron ore and coal will also decline. More critical is the key issue of excess capacity has not been resolved. China Port Network senior analyst Zheng Ping said, there are some capacity is in sealed condition, but with the rise in freight rates, this part of the capacity is sure to be released, when the immediate supply and demand balance is broken, the tariffs will again decline. Optimistic point of view, perhaps this wave of tariffs to maintain the upward trend in October, then I'm afraid to be cautious pending.
More than a short segment sky: ambition there
Back to the secondary market, the majority of institutions that led this round due to higher BDI shipping stocks rising trend difficult to sustain, much shorter sky became the industry consensus.
Galaxy Securities believes that the current round of the BDI rose by pulling funds face a higher risk, but there are some fundamental support. BDI likely to continue in the short term is pulled upward, or birth-related stocks trading opportunities.
Northeast Securities also said that the current domestic shipping industry in general is still oversupply, but the second half as the better economic situation at home and abroad, there may be a cyclical rebound, investors can seize trading opportunities ahead of the layout.
Specific to the stocks, China Merchants Securities relatively optimistic about the fundamentals bottomed out, plenty of cash flow of the investment ship * ST ocean as profitability, next year's operating trends are also worthy of attention attention is also recommended to benefit from the recovery of small boats COSCO Shipping. The CSDC delivered this year and the next year the capacity pressure, gross margin downside risk, should be treated with caution.
Hawkeye ( Date: 13-Sep-2013 08:53) Posted:
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If History repeat itself, Cosco will lead Yangzijiang by at least 10cts.
You forget to mention.
Oldbird ( Date: 13-Sep-2013 08:12) Posted:
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To me, It does not make any difference to charge to the final goal and beyong....
Oldbird ( Date: 13-Sep-2013 08:12) Posted:
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Climbed up every 20 to 30 cents in 2 to 3 months made correction 5 to 8 cents in less than a month
When it hit 1.2 ( it took only 3 Q to climb 80 cents) then corrected to 1
It then made a sharp climb to 1.6 then fell back to 1.2 just as fast .
From there it charged to 2 dollars in 4 months time.....
I think history always like to repeat itself
Cheers for those believers
cheongsl ( Date: 13-Sep-2013 07:06) Posted:
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samson ( Date: 12-Sep-2013 23:51) Posted:
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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding: Improving Ship Orders Could Drive Re-rating
(BUY, SGD0.94, TP: SGD1.31)
Jason Saw (+65 6232 3871, jason.saw@sg.oskgroup.com)
Lee Yue Jer (+65 6232 3898, yuejer.lee@sg.oskgroup.com)
We upgrade Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (YZJ) from Neutral to BUY with
a higher TP of SGD1.31 vs SGD1.00 previously. In our view, the
shipbuilding capacity cut in China and the recovery of ship orders in
the dry bulk sector arising from improved supply and demand will
drive the stockâ??s re-rating. Our SGD1.31 TP implies 9.5x FY14F P/E.
The Baltic Dry Index jumped 120% YTD and 54% in the past month due
to slower supply growth while demand remains steady. Ship prices have
risen by 5-12% from the bottom six months ago, and seasoned shipping
players are expanding their fleet aggressively.
Strength in dry bulk sustainable as fleet growth is slowing down. Our
analysis shows that global dry bulk demand will start outpacing supply by
early 2014. We estimate global dry bulk capacity to grow 4.8%/4.4%/3.0%
in 4Q13/2014/2015 while global demand is likely to rise by 5-6% annually.
We believe the recovery in ship orders and closure of inefficient yards in
China will benefit YZJ.
Good visibility from USD3.4bn order book. YTD, YZJ has secured
USD1.22bn in new orders for 35 ships - making up 60% of our estimate -
and has options for 51 ships worth USD2.87bn. The options are split into
22 container ships (USD1.79bn) and 29 bulk carriers (USD1.08bn). The
companyâ??s USD3.4bn (CNY20.9bn) outstanding order book, equivalent to
19 months of shipbuilding output, provides strong visibility in times when
other yards are struggling for new orders.
Upgraded to BUY with a higher TP of SGD1.31. We upgrade YZJ from
Neutral to BUY and raise our SOP-derived TP to SGD1.31 from SGD1.00.
Our TP is based on: i) 12x P/E on FY14F shipbuilding earnings (previously
8x), ii) net cash and financial assets, and iii) less debt and amount due to
customers. Our SGD1.31 TP is premised on a 9.5x FY14F P/E.
http://www.remisiers.org/cms_images/research/Sep09-Sep13_2013/0912_OSK_Morning_Matters.pdf
osk DMG
Early recovery signs
ï?·ï? Orderflow is gaining momentum, driven by low
orderbook to fleet ratio, low newbuild prices
and rising BDI
ï?·ï? Capacity cuts a healthy industry development
ï?·ï? Upgrade YZJ to BUY and Cosco to HOLD  ,==( much change to buy )
Positive industry developments. The dwindling
orderbook to fleet ratio for containerships and bulk
carriers to < 20% (vs mean of 25%), low newbuild
prices, and rebound of BDI to c. 1500 points, have led to
the 89% y-o-y surge in newbuild contacts YTD from a
low base. This will likely sustain in the coming 3-6
months given the current strong enquiry levels and
optimism of shipping recovery. In addition, a series of
shipyard closures and/or capacity cuts in China is deemed
positive as massive yard closures is often a precursor to a
recovery in the industry. All these are positive signs that
suggest that the industry is in an early recovery phase, in
our view.
Upgrade Yangzijiang to BUY. Yangzijiang has won a
total of US$1.2bn YTD (60% of our FFY13 assumption).
Order visibility is strong with remaining 51 options worth
US$2.87bn. Current orderbook of US$3.2bn translates to
a healthy 1.7x book to bill ratio. We favour Yangzijang as
a purer play in shipbuilding sector and proven yard with
strong execution track record. In addition, its informal
dividend policy to peg dividends to 5% of NTA translates
to 5% yield, giving more incentive for investors to hold
the stock while awaiting sector recovery. We have rolled
over our valuation to FY14, and peg its valuation to a
slightly higher PB multiple of 1.2x (1.1x previously) given
the improved outlook, arriving at our new TP of S$1.22.
Upgrade Cosco to HOLD. Cosco should benefit from
the higher bulk carrier orders and efforts to build up its
offshore order book. Cosco has secured orders of
US$1.2bn YTD (60% of our FFY13 assumption).
Upstream reported in early June that Cosco is signing
contracts for two drillships worth US$650-700m each
with X-Drill. If this materialises, Cosco will beat
consensus' order win assumptions for this year. We
raised our TP to S$0.83 as we roll over our valuation to ( TP =$1.30 -$1.50)
FY14, on 1.4x PB (1.3x previously). Upgrade to HOLD. and upgrade to strong buy
due to new contrats wins US $566 million.
Improving industry dynamics
Cycling along the recovery path. While it is too early to call
for a full sector turnaround, we believe the worst is over.
With oversupply still an issue for both shipping and shipyards,
the brighter spot is now in demand, where we see early signs
of recovery, in line with a brighter macro backdrop in the US
and Europe. While we expect the recovery path to be a long
and bumpy one, we observed early signs of recovery, led by
contract awards.
Industry orders for vessels surged 89% y-o-y to 73m dwt in
8M13, and looks set to surpass 2011â??s 84m dwt. Enquiry
levels at the yards are strong, and we could expect more
orders to flow through in the coming months as the
financially sound shipping companies take advantage of the
low newbuild prices, incentivized by recent spike in BDI.
Newbuild contracts rose 89% y-o-y expect trend to
Orderbook to fleet ratio has normalised from c.60% in 2008
to 15-20% currently. Empirically, the ratio falling below 20%
would kick start orders. In particular, the ratios are shy of
20% as of Sept 2013 for containerships and bulkers. We
expect more contract awards to bring the ratios closer to
historical mean (pre 2008) of 25%.
Newbuild prices â?? rebound may take some time. Newbuilding
prices rebounded from the trough over the past few months,
led by larger vessels. We are less optimistic on the rebound of
newbuild prices and margins in the near term in the light of
the still unfavorable supply demand dynamics in the shipping
and shipbuilding markets. However, we do not rule out the
possibility of cost push and/or demand driven price increases
but this is unlikely to come in a big way yet.
Newbuilding prices rebounded from trough, largest
increase in Panamax bulkers (+5%)
Newbuild prices remain rather suppressed due to
overcapacity in shipyards.
Source: Clarksons
DBS
http://www.remisiers.org/cms_images/research/Sep09-Sep13_2013/0912_DBS_China_shipyard.pdf
forget about  $0.98  is over . Yangzijiang  will be all the way up to $2 by next year .
 
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding - Momentum picking up
The re-rating catalyst for YZJ is the potential for more shipbuilding orders,
backed by a sustained climb in the Baltic Dry Index. The BDI is supported by
the stronger steel production and macro fundamentals in China. The
heightened order momentum and FY15 delivery slots being quickly snapped up
suggest that YZJâ??s order drought has bottomed out. We like YZJ as it is one of
the last privately-owned Chinese shipyards with decent profitability. We keep
our Outperform rating and target price (based on 1.4x FY13 P/BV 1 s.d. below
its 5-year mean). The stock has the highest dividend yield of 4.8% among the
ship/rig builders.
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Libin85 ( Date: 12-Sep-2013 21:19) Posted:
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WanSiTong ( Date: 12-Sep-2013 23:09) Posted:
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by DBS Vickers
? Orderflow is gaining momentum, driven by low orderbook to fleet ratio, low newbuild prices and rising BDI
? Capacity cuts a healthy industry development ...
? Upgrade YZJ to BUY and Cosco to HOLD
Positive industry developments. The dwindling orderbook to fleet ratio for containerships and bulk carriers to < 20% (vs mean of 25%), low newbuild prices, and rebound of BDI to c. 1500 points, have led to the 89% y-o-y surge in newbuild contacts YTD from a low base. This will likely sustain in the coming 3-6 months given the current strong enquiry levels and optimism of shipping recovery. In addition, a series of shipyard closures and/or capacity cuts in China is deemed positive as massive yard closures is often a precursor to a recovery in the industry. All these are positive signs that suggest that the industry is in an early recovery phase, in our view.
Upgrade Yangzijiang to BUY.
Yangzijiang has won a total of US$1.2bn YTD (60% of our FFY13 assumption). Order visibility is strong with remaining 51 options worth US$2.87bn. Current orderbook of US$3.2bn translates to a healthy 1.7x book to bill ratio. We favour Yangzijang as a purer play in shipbuilding sector and proven yard with strong execution track record. In addition, its informal dividend policy to peg dividends to 5% of NTA translates to 5% yield, giving more incentive for investors to hold the stock while awaiting sector recovery. We have rolled over our valuation to FY14, and peg its valuation to a slightly higher PB multiple of 1.2x (1.1x previously) given the improved outlook, arriving at our new TP of S$1.22.
Sold at 1.09,1.095 today. It's good!
Next  on.. NOL